here s another view from the injured and at one point trapped in the debris. government that took the shots we talked with one witness that earlier this morning. helped to get her out. this happened a couple of hours she was calling for help. ago. the police and firefighters are i called 911, and the sheriff at the scene trying to figure out if some of the other houses showed up in emergency vehicles on the other side of the in the area are in danger. there so many steep hillsides in sausalito. we talked with one witness that wreckage. reporter: again, the damage saw what happened and the assessment continues. back out here live, the rain aftermath. the housley down from and winds continue which is sausalito boulevard to the what started all of this. the concern is that this tumble crescent boulevard and it hit another house. has destabilized the hill even more. we are keeping an eye on things reporter: there may be another house involved as well. again, we have not h
live from the fire chief, but conditions have been rainy and windy. we have seen this over the last 24 hours which is the concern when you look at these rainsoaked hillsides and what we are dealing with. we are waiting but we will go ahead and talk with the fire chief right now. thank you for joining us this morning and what happened? at 2:58 am our agency was dispatch to a report of a structural collapse. we arrived to find a home that slid off its foundation and traveling some distance into a second home. reportedly one person was in the house that was transported to the marin general hospital with minor injuries. we are looking at other associated incident with a ghastly, multiple power lines down, and things like that. reporter: it s difficult to determine exactly what kind of damage where looking at? that s correct and until daylight it s difficult to get an accurate assessment. we are giving light conditions and it s hard to determine exactly. reporter: we know
starvation there in forced labor the grapes the porous marriages the thing that the murder it s all on the record no cambodians no longer have to worry that that what they went through was their imagination and to me it might get people to me and i m so happy i m a victim of the kind i really wish i used to think there was no justice for me but now i see that justice will get close enough to film it but the main. and also coming up on the program in california s wildfires hundreds are unaccounted for at least sixty are dead and that s just the human toll of the place . i hope you and quick that s all i can say. but first it took nearly four decades but on friday for the first time a un back to court in the cambodian capital phnom penh found to kemah rouge leaders guilty of genocide the brutal regime wiped out around two million people a quarter of the country s population through overwork starvation and mass executions a murderous history and for decades on is the verdict fin
that that what they went through was their imagination to tell me that my get even with me and i m so happy i m a victim of the canal rouge i used to think there was no justice for me but now i see that justice will get close enough to believe but maybe. i d also coming up on the program in california s wildfires hundreds are unaccounted for at least sixty are dead and that s just the human toll of the place. i hope you and quick that s all i can say. but first it took nearly four decades but on friday for the first time a un backed court in the cambodian capital phnom penh found to kemah rouge leaders guilty of genocide the brutal regime wiped out around two million people a quarter of the country s population through overwork starvation and mass executions a murderous history and for decades on is the verdict finally justice our coverage begins with this report. this is a long awaited moment to form a committee rouge leaders known she and kids some friends are sentenced to
number of missing after wildfires in california soars to more than six hundred more than sixty are confirmed dead. with. low i m terry larson good to have you with us it s being called cambodia is norm back moment and the last few hours two leaders of the camaro rouge regime have been found guilty of genocide by a un backed tribunals the court in phnom penh ruled that q some fun and one shape were responsible for the murder and slave meant torture and persecution of nearly two million cambodians between one hundred seventy five and nine hundred seventy nine it s considered one of the worst atrocities of the twentieth century the verdict is the first official acknowledgement that what the camero rouge regime did was genocide as defined under international law. let s bring in our southeast asia correspondent bustin heartache in bangkok bustin what more can you tell us about the two men who ve just been found guilty of committing genocide well terry they were the two most senior